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The University of Stuttgart Study Programs 3 The University of Stuttgart 4 Bachelor’s Programs – an Overview 6 Master’s Programs – an Overview 8 International Master’s Programs 13 International Master’s Programs taught in English 14 Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE) 15 Computational Linguistics 16 Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) 17 Computer Science 18 Electrical Engineering 19 Geomatics Engineering (GEOENGINE) 20 Information Technology (INFOTECH) 21 Infrastructure Planning (MIP) 22 Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD) 23 Integrative Technologies and Architectural Design Research (ITECH) 24 Materials Science 25 PHYSICS 26 Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) 28 Application and Language Skills 31 International Office and Special Programs 33 Studying for a Doctoral Degree 35 General Information 39 The City and the Region of Stuttgart
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The University of Stuttgart The University of Stuttgart is one of the leading technically oriented universities in Germany with global significance. Located centrally in an economically strong region with vast cultural integration, the University sees itself as a hub of university-based, extramural and industrial research. Furthermore, it takes a role as a guarantor of research- based teaching, focused on quality and holism. The University is dedicated to researching and strengthening the interfaces between technology, society and culture in an interdisciplinary manner, defined as the Stuttgart Way. This means integration of engineering, natural sciences, humanities and social sciences based on the fundamentals of cutting-edge research at a disciplinary level. The strong third party research funding received by the University of Stuttgart leads to outstanding conditions for research and teaching. Here researchers work with the most modern equipment on large, future-oriented projects. Students also profit from state-of-the-art equipment and technology. 3 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Bachelor’s Programs – an Overview Engineering Sciences y Aerospace Engineering B.Sc. y Environmental Engineering B.Sc. y Architecture and Urban Planning B.Sc. y Geodesy and Geoinformatics y Automotive and Engine Technology B.Sc. Engineering B.Sc. y Chemical and Biological y Mechanical Engineering B.A. Engineering B.Sc. (minor subject) y Civil Engineering B.A. (minor subject) y Mechanical Engineering B.Sc. y Civil Engineering B.Sc. y Mechatronics B.Sc. y Computer Science B.A. (minor subject) y Media Computer Science B.Sc. y Computer Science B.Sc. y Medical Engineering B.Sc. y Data Science B.Sc. y Movement Science B.Sc. y Electrical Engineering and Information y Natural Language Processing B.Sc. Technology B.A. (minor subject) y Process Engineering B.Sc. y Electrical Engineering and Information y Real Estate Engineering and Technology B.Sc. Management B.Sc. y Engineering Cybernetics B.Sc. y Renewable Energy Engineering B.Sc. y Simulation Technology B.Sc. y Software Engineering B.Sc. y Technology Management B.Sc. y Transport Engineering B.Sc. All programs are taught in German unless otherwise stated.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics Business and Social Sciences yChemistry B.A. (minor subject) y Business Administration B.A. yChemistry B.Sc. (minor subject) yFood Chemistry B.Sc. y Business Administration, yMaterials Science B.Sc. technically oriented B.Sc. yMathematics B.A. (minor subject) y Civil Engineering B.Sc. yMathematics B.Sc. y Economics B.A. (minor subject) yMovement Science B.Sc. y Information Systems B.Sc. yPhysics B.A. (minor subject) y Political Sciences B.A. (minor subject) yPhysics B.Sc. y Social Sciences B.A. German-French yTechnical Biology B.Sc. y Social Sciences B.A. (one-subject) y Sociology B.A. (minor subject) Languages and Cultural Sciences y Sport Science B.A. (minor subject) y Art History B.A. y Sport Science: Sociology and (major subject, minor subject) Economics B.A. y English B.A. y Vocational Education/ (major subject, minor subject) Technical Education B.A. y German B.A. (major subject, minor subject) (major subject, minor subject) y History B.A. (major subject, minor subject) y History of Natural Sciences and Technology B.A. (major subject, minor subject) y Linguistics B.A. (major subject, minor subject) y Linguistics B.A. (one-subject) y Natural Language Processing B.Sc. y Philosophy B.A. (minor subject) y Philosophy B.A. (one-subject) y Romance Studies B.A. www.uni-stuttgart.de/ (major subject, minor subject) en/study y Romance Studies B.A. (one-subject) 5 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Master’s Programs – an Overview Engineering y Aerospace Engineering M.Sc. y Integrative Technologies and y Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Architectural Design Research (ITECH) Waste Water Process Engineering M.Sc. in English (WASTE) M.Sc. in English y Maschinenbau / Mechanical Engineering y Architecture and Urban Planning M.Sc. M.Sc. Georgia Tech. y Automotive and Engine Technology mainly in English, partly in German M.Sc. y Mechanical Engineering M.Sc. y Autonomous Systems M.Sc. y Mechanical Engineering/Materials y Chemical and Biological Engineering and Production Engineering M.Sc. M.Sc. y Mechanical Engineering/Micro y Civil Engineering M.Sc. Engineering, Apparatus Technology y Computational Linguistics M.Sc. and Technical Optics M.Sc. in English y Mechanical Engineering/Product y Computational Mechanics of Materials Development and Design M.Sc. and Structures (COMMAS) M.Sc. y Mechatronics M.Sc. in English y Medical Engineering M.Sc. y Computer Science M.Sc. y Photonic Engineering M.Sc. y Computer Science M.Sc. in English y Real Estate Engineering and y Electrical Engineering M.Sc. in English Management M.Sc. y Electrical Engineering and Information y Simulation Technology M.Sc. Technology M.Sc. y Software Engineering M.Sc. y Electromobility M.Sc. y Sustainable Electrical Power Supply y Energy Engineering M.Sc. M.Sc. y Engineering Cybernetics M.Sc. y Technical Education M.Sc. y Environmental Engineering M.Sc. y Technology Management M.Sc. y Geodesy and Geoinformatics y Transport Engineering M.Sc. Engineering M.Sc. y Water Resources Engineering and y Geomatics Engineering (GEOENGINE) Management (WAREM) M.Sc. M.Sc. in English in English y Information Technology (INFOTECH) M.Sc. in English y Infrastructure Planning (MIP) M.Sc. in English y Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable www.uni-stuttgart.de/ Design (IUSD) M.Sc. in English en/study 6 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
All programs are taught in German unless otherwise stated. Natural Sciences and Mathematics yChemistry M.Sc. yFood Chemistry M.Sc. yMaterials Science M.Sc. in English yMathematics M.Sc. yPhysics M.Sc. yPHYSICS M.Sc. in English yTechnical Biology M.Sc. Languages and Cultural Sciences y Art History M.A. y Computational Linguistics M.Sc. Business and Social Sciences in English y Business Administration M.Sc. y Cultures of Knowledge M.A. y Business Administration, y Digital Humanities M.A. technically oriented M.Sc. y English and American Studies / y Empirical Political and Social Research English Linguistics M.A. M.A. y German Literature M.A. y Empirical Political and Social Research y History – Sources and Interpretations M.A. German-French M.A. y Information Systems M.Sc. y Philosophy M.A. y Public Planning and Participation M.Sc. y Romance Studies M.A. y Technical Education M.Sc. y Theoretical and Comparative y Sport Science: Sociology and Linguistics M.A. Economics M.A. 7 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
International Master’s Programs Languages and Double Master’s Languages All international Master’s programs are taught – to different extents – in international languages: We distinguish between: a) programs that can be studied completely in English (knowledge of the German language may give students the possibility to choose among a broader range of subjects) b) programs that are taught mainly in English and partly in German, requiring a good command of the German language (minimum C1, see page 30) and c) programs that are taught in French and German. Double Master‘s Programs (DM) Students pursuing a DM will study in Stuttgart for two semesters and an additional two at a partner university. However, there is a difference between DM options on the one hand, and DM study courses on the other. DM Options Most Double Master’s programs at the University of Stuttgart are offered as an option within a single degree Master’s program. This means that, once students are admitted to the single degree Master’s program, they can apply for the Double Master‘s option. DM Study Courses Contrarily, some Master’s programs are exclusively offered as Double Master’s study courses. For those, students apply directly. After graduation, students receive one Master‘s transcript and one certificate from each university. The Joint Master‘s program Maschinenbau/Mechanical For the DD Options, Engineering is an exception. Here, students receive please see: www.ia.uni-stuttgart.de/ only one Joint Master‘s transcript and certificate for doubledegree the whole study program. 9 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
International Master’s Programs – Classified by Language MASTER’S PROGRAMS TAUGHT IN ENGLISH Single Degree/Regular y Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE) y Computational Linguistics y Computer Science y Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) y Electrical Engineering y Geomatics Engineering (GEOENGINE) y Information Technology (INFOTECH) y Infrastructure Planning (MIP) y Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD) y Integrative Technologies and Architectural Design Research (ITECH) y Materials Science y PHYSICS y Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) Double Master‘s (DM) y Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE) DM option within the Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE) program y Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) DM option within the Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) program y Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design DM study course y Materials Science DM option within the Materials Science program y Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) DM option within the Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) program 10 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
MASTER’S PROGRAMS TAUGHT MAINLY IN ENGLISH Double Master‘s (DM) and Joint Master‘s y Automotive and Engine Technology DM option within the Automotive and Engine Technology program y Chemistry DM option within the Chemistry program y Energy Technology DM option within the Energy Engineering program y Engineering Cybernetics DM option within the Mechatronics program y Maschinenbau/Mechanical Engineering Joint Master‘s y Mechanical Engineering DM option within the Mechanical Engineering program y Mechatronics DM option within the Mechatronics program y Simulation Technology DM option within the Simulation Technology program With special MASTER’S PROGRAMS IN GERMAN-FRENCH services for international students, Double Master‘s (DM) see page 13 y Chemistry German language DM option within the Chemistry program skills are required, y Empirical Political and Social Research see page 29 DM study course 11 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
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International Master’s Programs taught in English Each of the Master’s Programs described on the following pages can be studied in English. However, we would like to mention one distinction: Some of these English speaking programs are specially designed for international students. You will find them marked with an asterisk . This means that – in addition to the general services offered by the International Office – these courses offer specific support and/or leisure activities to their students. Depending on the course, this might include: own buddy programs, alumni events with talks and/or joint meals, newsletters, excursions, and, in some cases, assistance in finding an industrial internship. Check out our videos on the English speaking Master‘s programs on YouTube 13 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE) Check out the video Course Director: The M.Sc. WASTE caters to international students with Dr.-Ing. Carolina Acuña Caro a background in Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Mechanical or Process Engineering whose goal it is to Tel +49 711 685 68947 Fax +49 711 685 68277 work for internationally operating companies, universities info@waste.uni-stuttgart.de or research institutes within both, Germany and their www.waste.uni-stuttgart.de hometowns. The program educates students to engineer creative solutions to environmental challenges in the Start: Winter semester fields of Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Application Deadline: Feb. 15th Group Size: 35--40 Process Engineering. Offered since: 2002 The theoretical background is enhanced with practical experience and excursions to companies/municipal facilities (e.g., waste incineration plants, landfills and sewage treatment plants), offering students permanent insights into the everyday work of an environmental engineer. Furthermore, students can take part in the Double Master‘s program – MAUI at the Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR), Brazil. 14 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Computational Linguistics Check out the video Course Director: The M.Sc. program Computational Linguistics is offered at Dr. Stefanie Anstein the Institute for Natural Language Processing. It is intended for Bachelor graduates from the fields of computational Tel +49 711 685 81387 Fax +49 711 685 81366 linguistics, natural language processing, computer science admission-cl-msc@ims.uni- and (formal) linguistics who are interested in engaging stuttgart.de with natural language processing on a scientific level. The www.uni-stuttgart.de/compling program provides an advanced education with a focus on team work and practical skills. It is suitable for students Start: Winter/Summer semester Application Deadline: July 15th / who wish to deepen their knowledge of theories and Jan. 15th applications relevant to the automatic processing of written Group Size: 20--30 and spoken language – e.g. for dialogue systems, machine Offered since: 2011 translation or intelligent search engines. The M.Sc. Computational Linguistics is a solid basis either for a Ph.D. program in computational linguistics/ natural language processing or for an advanced position in industry and at research organizations which involve text and speech processing. 15 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) Screenshot from our 2018 video Check out the video Course Director: The M.Sc. program COMMAS is about the development Elten Polukhov and implementation of numerical methods and simulation techniques to deal with complex engineering problems. Tel +49 711 685 66381 Fax +49 711 685 66347 Students learn different practical and powerful approaches mscinfo@commas.uni- to model, understand, predict and validate responses stuttgart.de of materials and structures encountered in almost all www.commas.uni-stuttgart.de engineering disciplines. COMMAS is an interdisciplinary program and has close cooperation with the faculties of Start: Winter semester Application Deadline: Feb. 15th Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Group Size: 30 Engineering as well as local and international research Offered since: 2000 centers and industrial partners. The program consists of four semesters including a semester of research work. The first semester is dedicated to compulsory modules. During the second and third semesters students can choose modules from a wide range of electives. While the program can be studied in English, some electives are also offered in German. 16 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Computer Science Check out the video Course Director: The M.Sc. program Computer Science is intended for Dr. Katrin Schneider students from Computer Science and related disciplines. The students have to decide for one major: “Autonomous Tel +49 711 685 88520 mcs@informatik.uni-stuttgart.de Systems in Computer Science”combines courses in www.uni-stuttgart.de/mcs machine learning, artificial intelligence, and robotics with sensors, hardware and software systems as well as Start: Winter/Summer semester different computing resources. “Service Technology and Application Deadline: July 15th / Engineering” aims to provide the scientific and techno- Jan. 15th Group Size: 20 logical foundations of services, to train people in the Offered since: 2013 design and maintenance of service-oriented platforms and solutions. “Visual Computing” covers the entire visual computing pipeline such as video processing, computer graphics, visualization, human machine interaction, and optimi- zation. In the major’s compulsory courses, the students acquire specialized knowledge and can tune the program towards their individual interests by selecting the courses of the elective part accordingly. 17 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Electrical Engineering Study Dean: The Master’s program Electrical Engineering is a unique Prof. Dr.-Ing. Bin Yang two-year program covering the traditional foundations of electrical engineering and information technology. It is Tel +49 711 685 67235 Fax +49 711 685 67236 one of very few in Germany that does not require German info@ei.uni-stuttgart.de language proficiency as it can be completed entirely in www.uni-stuttgart.de/eeng English. The first three semesters are study terms while the fourth is intended for the master thesis project. There Start: Winter/Summer semester are six areas of specialization: Application Deadline: Jan 15th / July 15th Group Size: 50 y Smart Information Processing Offered since: 2019 y Communication Systems y Nano- and Optoelectronics y Power-electronic Systems and Technologies y Smart Sensors y Electromagnetics and Applications Completing a mix of credits from both their special- ization’s catalog of core courses and a catalog of elective courses, students can customize the master’s program according to their interests. Additional practical training and the research and master thesis allow students to put their theoretical knowledge to practical use. 18 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Geomatics Engineering (GEOENGINE) Screenshot from our 2018 video Check out the video Course Director: Geomatics Engineering is the key discipline for measuring, Dr. -Ing. Martin Metzner modelling and presenting geospatial data and processes. Recent technological developments such as global satellite Tel +49 711 685 84043 Fax +49 711 685 84044 navigation, autonomous navigation, driver assistance geoengine@geoengine.uni- systems, digital maps and virtual globes have enhanced stuttgart.de Geodesy and Geoinformatics in the public awareness. www.geoengine.uni-stuttgart.de The program meets societal demands for geospatial infra- Start: Winter semester Application Deadline: March 15th structures for sustainable development and responsible Group Size: 20--30 use of available resources. It comprises solid theoretical Offered since: 2006 foundations in mathematics, theoretical and satellite geodesy and geo-methodologies, in addition to applied subjects such as representation of geodata, positioning, navigation, multi-sensor integration and geo-telematics. It consists of three course-based semesters and one semester for thesis research, and is designed for students from academia, government agencies or Geomatics engineering firms. 19 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Information Technology (INFOTECH) Check out the video Course Director: The INFOTECH Master’s program provides a unique Dr.-Ing. Emna Eitel blend of Computer Science and Electronics/Information Engineering courses within one program, enriched by Tel +49 711 685 67822 Fax +49 711 685 67821 non-technical courses enabling interdisciplinary education office@infotech.uni-stuttgart.de and training of fundamental methods and scientific skills www.infotech.uni-stuttgart.de for development and research in information technology. Start: Winter semester Students choose from three specializations: Communi- Application Deadline: Feb. 15th Group Size: 70--80 cation Engineering and Media Technology, Embedded Offered since: 1999 Systems, and Computer Hardware/Software Engineer- ing. Study advisors support students in their selection of modules based on their academic history and selected specialization. The practical relevance of the learned contents is emphasized by a 3-month research project which can be co-supervised by companies and allows the students to directly profit from the leading economic area Stuttgart. After three semesters of study and one semester for a Master Thesis, students receive a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Information Technology. 20 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Infrastructure Planning (MIP) Screenshot from our 2018 video Check out the video Course Director: A well-planned infrastructure is essential for economic Elke Schneider development in emerging countries around the world and the global job market calls for professionals capable of Tel +49 711 685 66558 Fax +49 711 685 66582 planning complex infrastructure facilities at the different elke.schneider@mip.uni- planning levels by integrating economic, social, ecological stuttgart.de and management requirements. www.mip.uni-stuttgart.de The Master’s program Infrastructure Planning at the Start: Winter semester Application Deadline: Feb. 15th University of Stuttgart offers excellent education in this Group Size: 35 regard. Members of different institutes and experienced Offered since: 1983 practitioners teach 35 students per session. Emphasis in the four-semester-program is placed on an interdisciplinary approach to integrated spatial planning, which is essential for modern infrastructure planning and international cooperation. Modules include: Energy Supply, Transpor- tation, Water Management, GIS, Data Acquisition, Urban and Regional Planning, Economics, Project Management, Tendering and Contracting, Development Policy, Ecology, Integrated Case Study. 21 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD) Check out the video Course Coordinator: Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design is a Master’s Rainer Goutrié program hosted at University of Stuttgart and Ain Shams University Cairo. It prepares a new generation of urban Tel +49 711 685 83370 Fax +49 711 685 83381 practitioners to face the tremendous environmental, info@iusd.uni-stuttgart.de cultural, socio-economic and governance challenges www.iusd.uni-stuttgart.de resulting from the dynamic urban transformation around the globe. It is open to graduates and young professionals Start: Winter semester from the fields of architecture, urban planning, landscape Application Deadline: Oct 15th for winter term in the following year. architecture and regional planning as well as to graduates Please note: special academic with other Bachelor degrees and with relevant professional application deadline for EPOS experience. scholarship seekers (see website) Group Size: 20 Offered since: 2011 IUSD comprises different tracks: y Double Master‘s program at the University of Stuttgart and Ain Shams University in Cairo, first year taught in Stuttgart, the second year in Cairo (only for DAAD/EPOS scholarship holders). y Single degree starting at one of the two Universities with the option of studying completely there, or taking an exchange semester at one of the inter- national partner universities. 22 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Integrative Technologies and Architectural Design Research (ITECH) Check out the video Program Coordinator: The M.Sc. program ITECH Integrative Technologies and Katja Rinderspacher Architectural Design Research is a multidisciplinary, research-oriented, experiment-based program shaped Tel +49 711 685 81922 Fax +49 711 685 81930 around contemporary aspects of the built environment. info@itech.uni-stuttgart.de Through the continued advancement of technological www.itech.uni-stuttgart.de and computational processes in architecture, the program serves to merge the fields of design, engineering, Start: Winter semester construction and natural sciences. Application Deadline: Feb. 15th Group Size: 20 Offered since: 2013 Challenging the design space boundaries of current architectural and engineering practice, the program seeks to provoke a re-examination of techniques, practices and theories of design in relation to fields of engineering, robotics, digital fabrication, material science and biology. Open to students with a Bachelor’s degree in architecture, engineering or natural science. All courses are instructed in English. 23 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Materials Science Check out the video Program Coordinator: The Stuttgart area is well-known for its Materials Science Dr. Ralf Schacherl competences, due to a strong industrial background and several research institutes within and outside of the Tel +49 711 685 61941 ralf.schacherl@imw.uni- University. Due to this fact, the study of Materials Science stuttgart.de in Stuttgart combines a strong scientifically focused www.uni-stuttgart.de/mawi curriculum with an application- oriented approach. This most effective combination allows the students to focus Start: Winter/Summer semester on individual subjects among a variety of specialization Application Deadline: July 15th / Jan. 15th topics. The lecturers teaching the specialization topics Group Size: 20--30 are professors/PhDs working in various institutes of the Offered since: 2012 University of Stuttgart as well as in collaborating institutes from the outside. The main part of the education is provided by the Institute of Materials Science, which maintains a very close relation- ship to the Max Planck Institutes in Stuttgart (the Institute of Materials Science is situated on the Max Planck Campus in Stuttgart). The spatial proximity is optimal, providing in-depth cooperation for research projects. Thus, Stuttgart offers a unique stepping stone for institutional and industrial careers in the field of Materials Science. 24 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
PHYSICS Screenshot from our 2018 video Check out the video Course Director: PHYSICS is a highly competitive two-year international Mia Kumrić M.Sc. program with a strong focus on research. The collaboration of the University of Stuttgart’s Department Tel +49 711 685 64988 msc@pi.uni-stuttgart.de of Physics and the Max Planck Institute for Solid State www.msc.physics.uni- Research ensures an excellent education in general stuttgart.de physics. Start: Winter semester During the first year of their studies PHYSICS students Application Deadline: March 1st Group Size: 15--25 attend seminars, lectures and laboratories and specialize Offered since: 1999 in either theoretical or experimental physics, whilst entirely focusing on their individual research projects during the second year. PHYSICS students can join teams specialized in, e.g. Condensed Matter, Quantum Optics and Cold Gases, Quantum Technologies, Soft Condensed Matter, Colloidal Systems or Statistical Physics. We offer a vibrant learning environment for young physicists from all over the world who strive to become well equipped for a career in science. 25 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM) Screenshot from our 2018 video Check out the video Course Director: The need for sustainable water resources development Anne Weiss requires qualified engineers and scientists as well as international scientific and professional cooperation. Tel +49 711 685 66615 Fax +49 711 685 66000 The Master of Science program WAREM has been warem@iws.uni-stuttgart.de developed to satisfy these demands. www.warem.uni-stuttgart.de The four-semester program covers the following areas: Start: Winter semester Application Deadline: Feb. 15th y Groundwater Management and Geohydrology Group Size: 35 y Hydraulic Engineering and River Basin Management Offered since: 1997 y Sanitary Engineering and Water Quality Management The University’s excellent research facilities in the water sector are at the students’ disposal, e.g. a modern hydraulic laboratory, the largest in-situ groundwater remediation installation and the largest prototype waste water treat- ment plant in Europe. WAREM offers Double Master‘s programs with Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden, and Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Shah Alam, Malaysia. 26 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
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Application and Language Skills Degree Students Admissions Office All international degree students wishing to study at for Foreign Citizens: the University of Stuttgart must House of Students y submit an application at least three months prior to Pfaffenwaldring 5c the beginning of their studies 70569 Stuttgart, Germany y have a secondary school leaving certificate admissionsoffice@uni- y pass a German Language Proficiency Test stuttgart.de (except for the international Master’s programs taught in English) y register at the Office of Admissions University Admission Requirements As a general rule, all the requirements that students have to fulfill in their home country to be admitted to study at a university (e.g. university entrance examinations) also apply in Germany. Depending on your citizenship and the country where you gained your university entrance qualification, different admission regulations apply. Please contact the Admissions Office for Foreign Citizens (Studiensekretariat) directly to find out how to apply properly. Application Deadlines and Documents Most of our courses start in the winter semester. You will have to submit your application online via our C@MPUS application portal by July 15 if you begin your studies in the winter semester, and January 15 if you begin your studies in the summer semester. For the English speaking international Master’s programs other deadlines may apply. Language Proficiency Test and Language Preparation All international degree students must have a good command of the German language unless they apply for an international Master’s program taught in English. Your Application online: www.uni-stuttgart.de/ proficiency can be demonstrated by passing one of the en/study following: TestDaF (score 4 in all four parts of the test), 29 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
the Feststellungsprüfung (Assessment Exam), the Deutsche Sprachdiplom der Kultusministerkonferenz (DSDII), the Kleines and Großes Sprachdiplom (KDS/GDS), or the Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung (ZOP), offered by the Goethe-Institut. The DSH exam is not accepted at the University of Stuttgart. We recommend that you have had at least 1,000 hours of German language instruction before trying to take the TestDaF exam. The University of Stuttgart offers intensive German language courses for a fee. Applicants should have completed a minimum of 500 hours of German before entering the program. Admission Once your application has been processed you will receive one of the following in your C@MPUS online account: a Letter of Admission (Zulassungsbescheid) as well as a bank transfer form for the payment of the semester contribution (at present about 190 EUR plus 1,500 EUR tuition for non-EU international degree seeking students) or a letter informing you that you have not been accepted and the Intercultural training and language preparation: reason why. www.uni-stuttgart.de/ /en/study/international/ Registration german-courses Once you have received your Letter of Admission (Zulas- Entrance examination, sungsbescheid) from the Campus Information System, you special admission regulations: are entitled to register in person in Stuttgart. This letter will www.uni-s.de/admission provide further details. 30 Study Programs 2019/2020 University of Stuttgart
International Office and Special Programs Information for The International Office is located at the IZ on the campus in international students: Stuttgart-Vaihingen. It offers support, help and information for international students and international scholars coming University of Stuttgart International Office to the University of Stuttgart. It organizes and manages Pfaffenwaldring 60 (IZ) exchange and short-term programs as well as inter- 70569 Stuttgart, Germany cultural mentoring and offers German language courses Tel +49 711 685 68599 and intercultural training for international students. Fax +49 711 685 68600 incoming@ia.uni-stuttgart.de www.uni-stuttgart.de/ia Special Programs for Partner Universities y Enhanced Summer Semester Program y Summer University y Winter University y SUPER (Stuttgart University Program for Experiencing Research) Exchange Programs The University of Stuttgart has numerous partnership agreements with institutions of higher education through- out the world. Every year, over a thousand students participate in one of our exchange programs. Please contact the International Office at your home institution to obtain more information about an exchange with us. Freemovers If your university does not have a partnership agreement with the University of Stuttgart, you may still want to come as a freemover – for a semester or two. In this case Freemovers: www.uni-stuttgart.de/en/ you will have to find an academic supervisor who officially study/international/freemover invites you. 31 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
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Studying for a Doctoral Degree Doctoral Degrees in any Subject (Dr.) M.Sc., M.A. or Dipl. graduates can study for a doctoral degree (equivalent to Ph.D.) in any subject offered at the University of Stuttgart. ln Germany, Ph.D. work is generally research-based. The usual way to acquire a doctorate is to find a professor who is prepared to supervise your research. Prospective students need to establish direct contact with the professor. In some cases, before being admitted as a Ph.D. candidate, you will have to prepare a piece of scientific research (assessment test). The dissertation (doctoral thesis) may be written in English. lt takes between three and five years to complete a doctorate, sometimes longer. Depending on the subject area, students are part of a structured doctoral program or work independently. The Graduate Academy of the University of Stuttgart/GRADUS The Graduate Academy of the University of Stuttgart (GRADUS) offers high-quality training for junior academics. In cooperation with the faculties and institu- tions the main focus of the qualification concept is to Graduate Academy GRADUS: support doctoral students in their development to www.gradus.uni-stuttgart.de become independent researchers. 33 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
The University of Stuttgart supports its students and junior researchers at all stages of their careers.
General Information Visa Regulations For questions concerning visa regulations, please consult the diplomatic representation of Germany (embassy or consulate) in your home country or the country you are currently residing in. Living Expenses, Tuition and Fees International students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA country have to pay tuition fees of 1,500 EUR per semester. Additionally the regular semester contribution of currently about 190 EUR has to be payed. Living expenses amount to about 860 EUR per month. You will have to demonstrate that you have sufficient finances to cover your living expenses for twelve months. EU citizens may apply for state guaranteed loans during the time of enrollment. Scholarships The University of Stuttgart does not offer financial aid. All students seeking a scholarship can apply from their home country to the DAAD (www.daad.de). Employment Non-EU citizens are allowed by law to work for a maxi- mum of 120 days per year only. Only students who are employed by the University in one of the institutes or departments (Studentische /Wissenschaftliche Hilfskräfte) Please contact: are exempt from this regulation, but other restrictions incoming@ia.uni-stuttgart.de apply. While attending a German language class preparing for the TestDaF you are not allowed to work during the Or look at: www.student.uni-stuttgart.de/ first year. So, do not come to Germany expecting to be en/international able to finance your whole studies by working. 35 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Orientation Program The orientation program at the International Office takes place during the week before lectures begin. It offers a general introduction to studying at the University of Stuttgart as well as assistance with the authorities and study counseling. Cross Cultural Mentoring The International Office invites international degree students to sign up for its cross cultural mentoring program, intended to ease initial challenges at the University as well as to offer study information, counseling services, subject-specific tutorials, courses, and activities during the whole study program. Buddy Program ready.study.stuttgart The international buddy program aims to support you during your start here in Stuttgart. You can meet our buddies at several information stands during the arrival week and we also offer a pick-up service from the airport. In group sessions at the IZ our buddies help you with the formalities. Extracurricular Activities The International Office offers regular weekend trips and organizes international student meetings and parties. You can join one of the international student associations, learn another language at the University’s language center Please contact: or take part in the athletic activities offered by the Sports mentoring@ia.uni-stuttgart.de Institute. There are regular events such as volleyball, hockey and climbing or special excursions such as skiing Please register with: ready.study.stuttgart@ in winter or sailing in summer. There are many more ia.uni-stuttgart.de activities to discover after your arrival. 36 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
Health Insurance In Germany, every student under 30 years of age is required by law to show proof of medical insurance. EU citizens need the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), which you have to apply for in your home country. Non-EU citizens need to purchase student health insurance after their arrival in Germany (approx. 110 EUR per month). Make sure you have travel health insurance for the time of travelling and prior to enrollment at the University of Stuttgart (April 1 for the summer semester, Oct. 1 for the winter semester). Accommodation Student Services for Both the campus in Stuttgart-Vaihingen and in Stuttgart accommodation: center have onsite halls of residence. Dorm rooms (ranging from 240 – 350 EUR per month) are furnished, Studierendenwerk Stuttgart Rosenbergstr. 18 some are equipped with a sink and all have access to 70174 Stuttgart, Germany kitchen and sanitary facilities, telephone and internet. Tel +49 711 9574470 From the campus in Stuttgart-Vaihingen, the city of Fax +49 711 9574450 Stuttgart can be reached by suburban railway within ten wohnen.sws@t-online.de minutes. If you are under 32 years of age and want to www.sws-internet.de apply for a room in one of the student dormitories, please Vereinigung Stuttgarter contact Student Services or the Vereinigung Stuttgarter Studentenwohnheime e.V. Studentenwohnheime e.V. (VSSW). Pfaffenwaldring 50 A 70569 Stuttgart, Germany Tel +49 711 25085551 Meals info@vssw.de Students must provide for their own meals. At lunchtime www.vssw.de students can buy inexpensive meals in the cafeterias or dining halls. 37 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
40 Stuttgart – a tolerant, creative, international community
The City and the Region of Stuttgart Stuttgart – a Cultural and Historical City The city of Stuttgart is the state capital of Baden- Württemberg with about 600,000 inhabitants. Situated in the valley of the river Neckar, between the hills of the Swabian Alb and the Black Forest, it is often called “the city between forests and vineyards”. A large number of cultural highlights are to be found in the city including opera, ballet, theatres, concert and musical halls, churches with concert performances, art galleries and various museums. There is also a rich variety of attractive sporting events as well as possibilities for individual activities such as hiking in the Swabian Alb and the Black Forest or visiting picturesque wine valleys and historical sites. One of the attractions of Stuttgart is the “Wilhelma”, the largest zoological and botanical garden in Europe. Europe’s second biggest mineral baths, famous for their medical effects, and the castles of the former kings of Württemberg are also located in Stuttgart. The Stuttgart Region – one of Europe’s Largest High-Tech Centers The Stuttgart region is an industrial center specializing in high-tech industries such as car manufacturing, environmental technologies, machine tools, electronics, and information and communications technology. Many internationally renowned companies such as Bosch, Daimler, Porsche and IBM Germany have their head- quarters and factories in the greater Stuttgart region. In addition, numerous smaller companies producing www.uni-stuttgart.de/en/ machine tools, textiles, precision instruments and luxury study/living-in-stuttgart items are also located here. 39 Study Programs 2020/2021 University of Stuttgart
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